David Mata David Mata 6'2" | SG Guyer | 2029 State #2029 Nation TX is a smooth lefty guard for Guyer who makes plays happen from all three levels on the court. He scores with high tempo offense, and he is a smart ballhandler in pick and roll situations where he can either attack his matchup head on going to the basket or shooting a jumper. He has good court awareness on defense and an explosive first step allows him to play passing lanes well. Mata understands how to control the pace of the game well for his team and this also allows Guyer to make sure they take smart shots and use every possession wisely.

Lefty, pure scorer equipped with a lethal off the dribble skillset, his smooth handles keeps defenders on their heels.

This bucket-getting guard wasted no time once the ball touched his hands. He immediately went to work, operating with purpose and feel while hunting for his scoring spots where his pull-up game was most deadly. What made Mata so effective was his ability to score within the flow of the offense while still maintaining an aggressive mindset. Mata understood pacing, knew when to accelerate, and possessed the shot-making instincts to capitalize whenever defenders gave him an opening. His scoring approach was calculated and efficient, allowing him to put points on the board in bunches without needing a high volume of dribbles or wasted movement. Every touch felt purposeful, and every possession carried the potential for a bucket.

This freshman established himself as the go-to option early, consistently finding scoring opportunities in the mid-range. As a lefty, he played with a natural scoring rhythm, operating smoothly within the flow of the offense. Mata never forced the action, instead letting the game come to him while picking his spots with confidence.

A lefty with a picture-perfect shot release, Mata rises fluidly into his jumper following-through with incredible poise, balance, and confidence well beyond his years. Mata is someone that must be accounted for the moment he crosses halfcourt, making him a real transition threat from three-point territory as well as a dangerous catch-and-shoot option within the natural flow of the offense. Mata’s scoring never feels forced, it comes instinctively, reading the defense and taking exactly what is given to him, before converting with efficiency.